By Júlia Tar ( August 25, 2025, 08:11 GMT | Comment) — A Belgian court ruling on a key mechanism utilized to preserve privacy in relation to tarreceiveed online advertising has prompted a researcher to devise a new way for websites to track when utilizers consent to tarreceiveed ads. The proposals are gaining traction to replace the current mechanism with a more transparent, utilizer-controlled system. Critics still argue, though, that such resolvees can’t salvage a system that’s inherently unlawful under EU data protection rules.How can websites best preserve privacy in tracking utilizers’ consent to tarreceiveed online advertising? One researcher has been prompted to devise a new way in the wake of a landmark Belgian court ruling….
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